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dresses moderate prices short npurc' % WV ''
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s,ves OK. Insivo Maiche nd LOuvIo gloves
lingerie l. West 30.h st.
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RcinyeSt Your Dividends

~ LotN AND THTSr
COMPANY - s.ouN
Ct lDwa formerly 81
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european advertisements.
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EPPS'S COCOA.

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Nmnscmenis.

nALY'S THEATRE. Bro,dway and 80 list.
i Under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr. ACGlSiiH DAN.
Orchestra, 81 So Giro ~. Second Bhcohy DOC.
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&c Grern

A FACT-Horton Ice Cream Is made s,, from
A.. pu, n hT HesinIants Churches Festivals &c. snt
one hour Country orders promptly hheu
gOb IIhave bgs 6th-aye. ITO fark row. ANVA-~''
H.~.Yurk Aud AE3 Fulton.sI BrooEDh
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fcclurcS nu0 nlcriirGs.

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Ar SOB BROADWAY Domestic Buidlngb
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Under Winch Ktugr

PuLApLnIA, Pa. April 26.-Delegates
from the different local assemblies formed
Of tin plate and sheet iron workers through
out the country. met in convention here
this morning for the purpose Of forming q
national organization. Delega'e. were pres
ent frcm Boston. New York. Buffalo,
Trenton, Newark, Camden, Chester, Har-
risburg. Pittsburg, Baltimore, Louisville,
Indianapolis and Cincinnati; The trade
is regarded as Unit for national crgani-
cation but there is said to be some differ.
ences Of opinion as 10 whether it should
take the form Of district assembly OF
knights of Labor. or Of a union indepen-
dent Of that organization. The sessions
are hsd with closed doors and VIII cen,
tinue for several DAYS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
A ceusali,,t,ni Affair

CHICAGO. April PA Daily New
special ftom Des Moines says: J. II. Hurl
Tut, one of the most prominent citizens OF
Ues Moines. was arrested this evening fol
alleged completely IN the murder of Con
stable Logan, who was slain while endeav.
uring toehfofee the Iowa prohibition static.
On the evening of March It'll last Constable
Logan halted driver for lluflbut, Hess IL
Co., wholesale druggists, who wis deliver
erihg goods 10 d retail house, and demanded
that he show the Transfers permit, re-.
quited under the law. The driver said II
was nj The store whittier he and Logan
went, There al alteration ensued bel weeh
Constable Logan and Joseph Raw, head
!eA.hstef OF the fifm, which ended IN Logan
belhg killed by a revolver bullet, iiew Was
arrested and held without hail,
To-day the grand jury, after a long In.
QNify, found true bill against Rev, and
also against j, II, iIurhui, 0ne ef The fifR,
Judge Given allowed bail 10 Row Ia III, 900
and " Hnrihut In $4,000, The charge
against the latter IL for conspiracy, on the
theory that he instructed his drivers 10 arm
themselves after u car load Of beer for his
urn hal been Aei4ed by officers Huribut
Is The son Of The we'll known Chicago cap
itaist and last year married daughter Of
ex-Chief Justice Cole Ut this city, The
indictments and his arrest have caused
great excitement. Tho Trial promises 10
he ~ sensational In some of its features IN
the HaddOck case
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Mexican Infa!icity.

ST Louis. Mo, April 26.-Special from.
the City of Mexico says. guests who assem-
bled to celebrate the marriage of Bento
HERNANDEZ and Juanita Alirdez, near
Merida in Yucatan, because involved in q
general fight Seven Of them. including
the groom. were killed. The wife CT
Mornco. a ranchman in Tamaulipas, recent
ly eloped with the son Of a neishbor.
Moreno followed and overlook them at a
hotel. He located their room and waited
until late hour. Going to the room he
quickly knocked: the youth opened the door
sud was shot dead at the first fire. Mrs.
Moreno sprsng from bed and ran to a
window, but before she could jump her
husband emp'ied his revolver. four bull
icts taking effect. Moreno examined the
wounds and satisfied himself that they
would prove fatal. drew sheath knife
and stabbed himself through the heart.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
The Mitchell Obseauies.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 26.-The fun,
eral of Alexander Mitchell at St. James
Church today was one of the largest that
ever took place In Milwankeer. At an early
hour the body Of the dead banker was borne
from his late residence 10 ST. James Church
by six old and trusty SENATORS of the de,
deceased and placed on the steps Of the
chancel in st. James Church directly oppo-
site the Mitchell homestead. The chancel
of the church WAS converted into bower
of ferns and ivy, inierspersed with white,
pink and red azaias The coffin lay in
state on the steps of the chancel facing to
ward the east. At the head stood n floral
cross and crown and on the coffin a large
cross of callas extending its whole length
Behind the coffin in the chancel sat the last
guard Of honor, all members of the old
guards Of st. Paul road. The face of de
ceased wore peaceful expression and was
looked upon by hundreds of people up to
noon, when the coffin was closed After
services, in which DR.. Kcene OBLIGATED, the
procession started for Forrest home taking
a westward route up Grand avenue and
through the Soldiers Home grounds Brief
services were held at the grove. The pro-
cession, which was long one, was en-
tirely civic in its nature
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
The Interstaters I'm Atlanta

ATLANTA, GA, April 2G.-The inter
state commerce commission arrived her,
this morning, Upon learning that memo
rial day is a legal holiday in Georgia The
commission decided 10 postpone until 10
morrow the session which was 10 have
been held today.
Delegates from all the leading towns in
Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina
Tennessee and Georgia. rs well as repre-
sentatives Of large interests from Cincin-
natl and other large cities at Il distance
They are in session tonight for the purpose
of formulating their grievances 50 IS To
save the time of the commission.
The result Of the conference OF all inter
ests at the Kimball house tonight was the
passage OF resolution asking the inter
state commission 10 make permanent sus
pension of the fourth section Of Tie law
this resolution, with documents supporting
its necessity. viii be presented ~ the meet
inc tomorrow
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
War In tke CAMP.

New yoHH, April ee.=bistfies Assem-
hiy No, 1876, Knights Of Labor, hrs Ii
three local assemblies about VI per cent OIL
the workers Ia Higgins carpet factory
District Assembly IL, controls Ii per cent
and has long standing hostility Ut iea
Az the instance Of the IL t,er cent, w, IT,
HALEY, Of the general executive heard, TO
Gently ordered strike In thu factory ba
cause the employers refused 10 reiRslals
eertaid hands who were obnoxious 10 The
Is Per cent Of 4p's hands, Yesterday ths
general executive board suspended three
local assemblies of la6 for refusing TO obey
Mr., bailey's order and go on strike
against themselves.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Unwilling Ca,houn,s Monument.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. April 2o.-Tht
celebration of the unwilling of the statue OF
John G. Colhoun in this city, today, was
an event TO which the people OF the state
have looked forward for. many years. and
large numbers came from every part OF the
state The entire population of the city
also turned out enmasse. the result being a
parade aud an assemhlage of sight seers.
such as Is rarely witnessed In the south.
Secretary Lamar's speech, which occupied
two hours, was received with the deepest
attention and frequent applause. Tonight
everyone Il keeping open house In Chafles
ton aud rejoicing that the event has passed
off 40 successfully.
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These Didn't.

TROY, H. Y, April 2s-The boundaries
of the National Stove Founders Defense
Association shut down today, the molders
not reporting for duty. The boycotted
st. Louis patterns were put in sand, ready
10 be made The molders held meeting
today and voted To return TO work tomOr-
row morning, but the manufacturers say
it is not sure thing that they will reopen
the boundaries.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 26.---The stove
molders went to work Oh the struck ST.
Louis patterns today under orders from
Mr. Powderly. They will continue in the
shops until decision on the troubles is
reached by the executive committee of
Knights at Thiladephia. A meeting is to
he held there tomorrow
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Forging W est.

CHICAGO. April GA special from
oming Valley railroad were filed yesterday
with the secretary of state This, it is
said. is TO be branch of the Chicago,
Burlington s. Quincy to traverse western
Nebraska, east of the Colorado & Southern
Wyoming, having Culbertson, Neb.. and
Cheyenne, Wy. as terminal points. The
signature of General Manager Holder and
other officials of the Burlington and His
souri, River road are affixed to the papers
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Mr.. Blaine Again.

CHICAGO, April 26-Mr. Blaine WAS
feeling better this morning. his son EN-.
mons pronouncing him very well. Very
few sent up their cards, and no one but
Mayor Roche, who called at 10 o'clock,
was received. The call was OF purely
personal nature mr. Roche simply wishing
10 pay his respects to Mr.. Blaine. Mr..
Blaine. with his family, left on the 3:15 p.
IN. Michigan Central train, his sons be-
lieving him now well enough to bear the
Journey.
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Freaks of a Lunatic.

ST.. LOUIS. April ga special fron
Longview. Texas. says: Near tins south
negro, became suddenly crszed and
legs and dashed It's brains out against a
tree and then raa 10 the woods. Next
morning he Wa, found with the child ia
his arms, craving at its linibs and tearing
the flesh OF with his teeth. he vas cap
tured and in three days recovered his nor
NAL condition. Seeing his little son vas
not at his bedside he made inquiry for him
but was told of his terrible deed he had
been suffering from headache and was told
to saturate bis hesa with coal oil. This e
supposed 10 have driven him wild.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

NEW YORK, April e6.-United States
secret service officers late Saturday night
arrested two women named Mrs. Annie
Kelly anp Miss Ellen Barrett who have
been eng aged in countei fciting silver coins
for o number of months The officers
caught the women at their work and cap
tured considerable machinery and coin.
Tie Kelly woman is the wife Of the notori-
Gus GeOrge Kelly.
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Kansas City CRAM AND Provisions.

Kansas City GRAIN ana Provisions.
KASsAs CITY April %.
Daily Indicator reports wheat dull; No. red
cash. 20 asked May 70S bid 7l3i asked June liz bid
No 2 soft. cash. IS bid.
Corn steaty; No. cash, sales at Sas{; NAY sS
3D. SS15 asked; June 334 bid. 81 asked July Is BID
S5H asked; NO. ?. Whine. cash, "a asked.
Oats, No. white, cash. 2s1a bid.
Flour duh, steany; Quotations XIX S. Xxx $1.W
al 49, family 81 1901 25; choice 81 30@l 4O fancy to
extra fancy 81 50Gl Is; patent 81 S)G2W.
Corn Mea!.-Grcen s.; dried, 81. choice yellow, IS
bulk, 70.
Eran-Bulk. ST. sacked 81.
Huy-FIrm: fancy small hailed, ~ OF large, s. %
Flax seed-90
Rutter-Creamery. fancy. 80, nne dairy. Il
Cheese-Full cream, l31xGnl4 dats .9S.
Egas-Steady. f0i1 per dog.
Poultry-OId hens, rat, heavy 80 IS Is; ROSTERS
turkeys 99ll.
Provlsions.-Srgar cured namsl1S{ bacon. 10; dried
beef IL dried beef clear dry salt clear rib sides
g ~; OcR clear IS - shoulders. 81 %; short clear
as 20; smoked clear rib sides, es 20: long clear
IS 90: shoulders. IS IS; snort clear. IS ~
Ness Pork-Sis W.
l.ord.--CAOtce tierce, 81 10.
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Dsllnar vs.. tho FriscO.

Nav YoRK, April a6,-The hearing In
the case Of Walter Delmar who seeks q
mandamus to compel the officers of the st,
Louis Il San Francisco Railway Co, to ex
hihil their transfer book and list of stock
holders, was begun before a referee today,
David Lynch. brokers clerk, testified
that he had obtained transfers of stock of
the company at its Wall street office
President Winslow OF the company tcsti
fled that although transfers of stock were
made in New York, the transfer office was
in st, Louis.
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Military Aid Invoked.

COLUMBUS. O., April 26.-The governor
this afternoon ordered the Toledo company
of national guards to the scene of the riot
at the Paulding county reservoir. Inform
alton in brief as outlined to the governor is
that two hundred masked men Overpower
ed the guards at the reservoir last night
and blew up the banks, saturated the locks
and lumber with oil and burned them. The
guards were on duty at the instance Of the
governor
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They Fooled With a Bomb.

HARPEK's FERRY, w. Va April ga
picnic party Sunday afternoon on Bolivar
heights above town came across an old
bomb shell, relic Of the war. 1t was
taken to Major Cocksrell's house and sew
eral young men began pounding it with
stones. while the rest of the party gathered
around. Suddenly there was terrific ex-
plosion and six persons about the shell were
seriously hurt. three fatally. each having a
limb blown off.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
milwaukee, Rioters Convicted

MILWAUKEE, April 26 AT ten minutes
past ~ o'clock today, after deliberatiDg a
little over one hour, the jury in the Bay
View riot cases brought in verdict of
guilty against Joseph s. Kezzipczynkski,
John Dolna, Stephen Rosga and Jno.
O'Dai for participating in the riots last
Muy. Sentence was not pronounced.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Electric Power Applied.

ST. LOUIS. April 26-The first spplica-
ten in this city of electricity IS motive
power for running street railway cars. WAS
made yesterday on Washington avenue.
The test was considered highly successful
and rs soon As n cessary machinery and
apparatus can be attached to the cars the
entire line will he run by electricity. The
motor used Is known as the Julien sys-
tenn
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They Dropped Their Tools.

LANCASTER. Pa, April 2G.-Boycottetl
st. Louis stove patterns were received at
the Kceiy stove works at Columbia this
morning and the moulders were ordered to
work On them. All the moulders, fifty in
numbers, Immediately dropped their tools
and left the foundry.
PREksKILL. N. Y, April GA strike
among stove makers took place today and
three hundred men quit. The cause Of the
trouble was the reception here of q large
number Of patterns of the boycotted firm
in st. Louis.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
Gone south.

WASHINGTON, April .6.-Thc interstate
commerce commissioners and their secre.
tary left Washington this morning for the
south to be absent ten days or two weeks.
Messrs. Johns and EaSton left here with
the members today to attend the hearings
at Atlanta, Mobile. New Orleans, Memphis
and Louisville
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
The Matter Postponed.

CHICAGO, April 23.-The general pas
seneer agents of the railroads in tie Cen
trail Traffic Association were 10 have had /!
meeting here today for the purpose of
adopting a uniform policy regarding the
payment Of commissions by western roads.
Only five lines lines had representative
present Action in the matter WAS irdetin-
ltely postponed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
e,iesse t,fAia ava t'fsvlsishs.

eaiieAae Atsti ",
Moderately ffee selling ny ths bali leaders tie
teBte1 any further advance Nv wheat tedayi ths8Si
tba prevailing tamBsf was gsite stFesg ~ TINES
The market ebeRed Arm with Nay ~ " cent en-
June ~ SIM The asmsBa fEsts shafts And 6aIsia
accounts was quite hFsk sas ef, " Itself tho MAJ
ket weaa undoubtedly haze made sharp advance
Tbs members ~ ths supposed bull sligae wess Gaii
fFsa ssieFs, however, ssd tbs pressure ~ thsif es
inss eaased Mayo deeiias W slit and June 70 sahi
" mMkat ruled steady W aasse asafus and eIse'
for tina day shade higher,
Tho reaalpts ~ earn vera light and with IaFs
entwMd movement and fair demand, FFises rIle'
stronger early w tbs day, May sdyanGiag 10 81.
TIM L4t.dlux fulultI IanNDl a luliuXs;
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Tunbled to the Racket.

NEW York. April 36.-A Washington
special says: George Gray. attorney for the
Northern Pacific railroad. is advised that
the Canadian Pacific HIS begun to carry
sugar from the Pacific coast TO ST. Paul a,
much lower rates than those which pre-
vailed on our trans continental lines before
the order Of suspension.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
NJ. Louis 1.-Two stock.

81. LOUH ATTN %.
Cstt:e-i.cts, SCI shpt 500: ms-ket strong. choice
heavy native steers a SNs5 10; shippers
steers fair To good Is 0l@l -; feeders far 10
good 81 aNSA o.; stockers fair to good g. 2Sss IS
t-Sas common TO choice. g 01es& ..
Hoss-Raceiprs $780, ship. &c. market steady
cn.ice heavy and butchers selections g. 50sf
s.; packing fair to good, g 3Qe5 10; workers. me
dunn to prime. e.. 1895 g. Plus coI1mou 70 good 81 81
e.5W.
wooded; medium fancy 5<l+ ~: fair To cnoice ~
6IS IS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Lave stocs.

The Drovers ,oHrTlsl -eyoras cattle rec-ipts 500
saluTn lrc heavy, chipping steers SO 20 lSs Hos
=. stSS5 -; stocNers feeders 81 uSsS 30 Gown
balls and miKs~t ~ tofi x, clik s. SS Is, throIs
Ieyas cattle g. 95sS< ~.
Ho-s-Rece:pue lon shipments Sos rnarke,
strong, ncusa mixed =, lsso ~, PACK
ing and chipping g Ss5 -; nshI ,! .SsS as skips
s: 0sss 50
Sheep-R-ccipts sts shipr1ents l3'n rasrset strong
natives 81 sts& WESTERN s. ees4 -. Tsxszs
as 81 lambs a. SsSS ~
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Kansas CitJ Lave stock .

XMAS SlfT \ ri p
Cattle. R,ceipt. XII: shpD-rnss. ssN week:
ECO. 60 choice a S4s s. oorwon 70 r1ea Gh- q -
"a a. ht.cka-s q ak,S -, is-~;iHs ~ 80
s M sows Common choice. 81 ,&s<S 81
Hogs. Recaiyts. ss.i. shipments, e far,
rood 20 choice IS CO.'S 81: couFsca sse<-.aisa
/ s9sS5 50: skjps aDA piss S o-A -
She<p.- R-ce.pta los safpm5nLs. - steady:
sooi - chocs> & 5sss -. eosa,non p~t:1n - 10
az a
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St. Louis Grain and Provisions.

IT. Louis GRAIN and Provisions.
IT. LOUIS. April &c.
F1our-Sfeady and firm.
Wheat-Higher No. 2red cashsl iaessl1f' May 8 u
a8iM, loslng at EE4 June EA@Slk closing
sl3s; July 19a{@yA.
torn- Firm but quiet; cash. s5s4Ss,k; Nay asassoH
July S1M
Uats-6uIl. Cash 273I@2s; May. 21k.
Rye-Easy at ssh.
Lead-pull at| 2l64+G.
EgXs-Firm at 9a.
Butter-QuieI and easy; creamery Bog IS; dairy 20.
POrk-Oid mess SIS "; new Si6 ".
I.0rd-S7 ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

ltO ft, t, Emporla ave, near 18th, VIII be
offered at bargain if sold this week.
l20-tf ADDINGroN & SMITH, $40 N Main.
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a1s Eagle: uesaap anoruiu epri1 H. 1887


NEW HORKs April %.
The stock market to-day again weak and
further material declines were established In aim st
every thing on the active list.
Money call easy at llezs per sent: closed al ~
Urine mercantile paper betty
eteriin9 exchange duetbnt firm at n u f,r g. dsy
bills and q ses4 for demand.
kptal aaI,Sa zf st,,sk v-ust e I .hafaa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

Choice seed potatoes, Doc per bushel, a,
Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co l2I-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

Choice seel potatoes, soc per bushel at
Steinhauser- Merkls Supply Co. lE-tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

U. 9. LAND OFFICE, Los ANGELES, CAL.,l
May z. 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT in
IN compliance with the provisions OF the
Gct Of Congress, app. owed June 8, 1878. en-
in the States of California. Oregon Nevada.
and Washington Territory" ]. J. Wood
worth, whose postoffce address is Los An
geles City and County, California, has this
purchase the VIZ of SEN and E]S OF SWN,
Section Ma 10. In Township No. II N. Range
No. Is w, OF the 8. B. Meridian. All persons
holding any adverse claim thereto are re-
quired to present the same at this office
within sixty days from the first publication
Of this notice. ]. D. BETHUNE,
iesO-60t Register.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
Notice to Creditors.

INSTATE OF JOHN BALLARD, DECEASED.
ILNOtice is hereby given by the under
signed, W. l.. Ballard, administrator of the
estate of John Ballard, deceased, to- the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice to this administrator, at the loan
office of Thomas b. Brown, room 81, Temple
Block, in the City of Los Angeles. the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business OF the said estate in the county of
Los Angeles State of California.
w. l.. BALLARD,
Administrator of the estate of John Ballard,
deceased.
Dated at san,Francisco, Cal, July 1S, 1887.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE II Ex-
Edward Germain. under the firm name OF
Baer q Germain, is herrby dissolved by
mutual coUsent-Henry 5 Baer retiring.
The business will be continued By Edward
collect all monies due the said firm.
Los Angeles. Cal. July l, 1887.
Fl. 8. BAER,
jy3-oaw4w EDWARD GERMAIN